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7 Henry Ford GoHealth Urgent Care sites close. See which ones.
Twin signs hang from suction cups on the double glass doors of the Henry Ford GoHealth Urgent Care center on Fort Street in Southgate, telling would-be patients: "This center is now closed." It is among seven such clinics in Wayne and Oakland counties — all of which opened within the last five years — that have been shuttered as Henry Ford Health untangles a 2021 joint venture with Atlanta-based GoHealth Urgent Care. Eight other Henry Ford GoHealth Urgent Care Centers are to remain open, said Lauren Zakalik, associate vice president of external communications strategy for Henry Ford Health, but will be run solely by Detroit-based Henry Ford Health starting Jan. 1, 2027. "Henry Ford Health has grown significantly, expanding our clinical presence across Michigan and increasing the range of care options available to patients," she said. "As the joint venture comes to an end, Henry Ford Health will assume responsibility for eight urgent care locations, including facilities, team members, and day-to-day operations." The following eight urgent care centers are to remain open and will be operated independently by Henry Ford Health starting in 2027: 15717 Fifteen Mile Road, Clinton Township. 40463 S. Groesbeck Highway, Clinton Township. 27897 Woodward Ave., Berkley.
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Vote for FOX 2’s Gardner White Twinkle Town tree
FOX 2’s Good Day is defending our Twinkle Town title. Gardner White’s Twinkle Town Parade of Trees is live now at its Novi location. You can vote for your favorite tree, and the winner gets $10,000 for their charity of choice. Gardner White is hosting its 5th annual...
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‘We’re just in total shock’: Family mourns Westland woman after domestic murder-suicide
Katlin Morris, 30, was killed by her longtime boyfriend in what Westland police are calling a domestic murder-suicide at their home on Farragut Avenue Monday morning. Friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil to honor Morris, remembering her as someone who was devoted to family, especially her nieces and nephews.
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Farmington Civic Theater Bets on $40K Recliners and a Bar to Win Back Crowds
The Farmington Civic Theater just spent $40,000 on faux-leather reclining seats salvaged from a shuttered small-town cinema, part of a broader push that includes beer, wine and bottled cocktails sold from an in-house bar. General manager Clare Cooney says the changes are paying off, with sales climbing 40% over the past year at the city-owned movie house on Grand River Avenue.
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Plymouth Township Family Asked for Answers After Grandfather’s Death
Warren Flagg was raking leaves outside his Beck Road home in Plymouth Township four years ago when a driver struck and killed him, then fled the scene without stopping. The 76-year-old was working on his property just north of Powell Road when the crash happened, and to this day, police have not identified who was behind the wheel.